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    Nra Foundation

    ActivoPublic CharityCrime & Legal-Related
    FAIRFAX, VASitio webEIN: 52-17108863 declaraciones registradas

    About Nra Foundation

    The NRA Foundation concentrates its giving on promoting shooting sports, firearms safety/training, and 2nd Amendment advocacy, with substantial support for competitive and youth shooting programs as well as range infrastructure and conservation-related hunting organizations. Grants range from very large endowment and program-support awards to the National Rifle Association itself to numerous repeat, mid-size gifts to colleges, youth leagues, state shooting associations, and conservation partners. The foundation consistently funds both competitive shooting infrastructure (teams, ranges, tournaments) and policy/education efforts that defend or promote firearm ownership.

    Focus Areas

    National Rifle Association program support and endowment fundingCompetitive shooting programs and national teams (colleges, USA Shooting, youth leagues)Youth shooting and firearms safety development (4-H, High School Clay Target League, local shooting clubs)Range construction and improvements for scouting/county/state shooting facilitiesHunting and conservation organizations that combine education and training (Pheasants Forever, Wild Turkey, outdoor stewards)2nd Amendment policy and legal advocacy (grants to think tanks and college programs)

    Who They Fund

    About Nra Foundation

    A defining pattern in Nra Foundation Inc’s grantmaking is its repeated support for the National Rifle Association of America in Fairfax, Virginia: three of the largest recent awards went to that single recipient, including a $7,219,321 grant in 2025. Beyond that core relationship, the foundation backs a wide network of shooting-sports, firearms training, safety, education, and conservation organizations across the United States. Its recent grants also reach colleges, youth shooting leagues, state associations, and range-related projects, showing a mix of institutional support and program-specific funding. The foundation’s portfolio includes competitive shooting support for USA Shooting Inc and the United States National Rifle Team Inc, alongside youth-oriented grants to groups such as the USA High School Clay Target League and National Boy Scouts of America Foundation. It also funds 2nd Amendment advocacy and education through recipients including Hillsdale College, George Mason University Foundation, and the Independence Institute. Conservation and hunting-related organizations appear as well, with grants to Outdoor Stewards of Conservation Foundation and National Wild Turkey Federation Inc. The overall picture is of a public charity funding shooting sports infrastructure, training, and advocacy at national scale.

    What Nra Foundation Funds

    In competitive shooting, the foundation gave $250,000 to USA Shooting Inc in 2025 and another $87,786 to the United States National Rifle Team Inc in 2024. It also supported college and youth pathways into the sport, including $139,839 to USA High School Clay Target League and $128,821 to the University of Tennessee. For firearms safety, training, and education, grants reached organizations such as National Wild Turkey Federation Inc, which received $157,745 in 2024 for Training, Safety, Education, and Neosho School District, which received $77,234 in 2024 for the same broad area. Range-related support also appears in the grant list, including $95,450 to National Boy Scouts of America Foundation for Range Improvements. On the policy and academic side, the foundation funded 2nd Amendment protection through Hillsdale College, George Mason University Foundation, and the Independence Institute. Hunting and conservation also remain part of the mix, including support for Outdoor Stewards of Conservation Foundation.

    How Nra Foundation Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $41.9M

    Total Assets

    $212.2M

    Total Revenue

    $42.5M

    Total Expenses

    $32.3M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $6K and $13K, with a median of $9K.

    25th Percentile

    $6K

    Median

    $9K

    75th Percentile

    $13K

    Geographic Reach

    National44 states funded

    About 3% of grants go to recipients in FL.

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    competitive shooters/athletesshooting clubs and rangeshunters/conservation groupsindividual students/trainees (scholarship recipients)national-level firearm rights organizations

    Giving Approach

    Highly concentrated funding with a single dominant recipient (NRA receives ~79% of dollars) plus a distributed portfolio of repeat mid-size grants to competitive shooting teams, youth shooting leagues, state associations and conservation groups; mix of large endowment-style gifts and recurrent program/range support.

    Funding Style

    program supportcapital/capital improvementsendowment fundingscholarships/individual supportadvocacy/legislative protection

    Notable grantees: National Rifle Association of America, USA Shooting Inc, NRA Whittington Center, USA High School Clay Target League, Independence Institute

    Topics

    firearms safety trainingcompetitive shooting events and athlete supportshooting range construction and upgradeshunting and conservation programsSecond Amendment advocacy and protectioncommunity outreach and education on shooting sports

    Typical grants are modest relative to the foundation’s largest awards: the distribution is $6,210 at the 25th percentile, $8,618 at the median, and $13,345 at the 75th percentile. The recent grant list also shows a small number of very large awards, especially to the National Rifle Association of America, alongside many mid-size program grants. The pattern is recurring rather than one-off. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including USA Shooting Inc, Independence Institute, Hillsdale College, George Mason University Foundation, Virginia Tech Foundation Inc, and National Boy Scouts of America Foundation. The foundation is a public charity, and the active programs indicate both general grants and periodic RFP opportunities. Scholarship and grant opportunities are listed for U.S. recipients, and some pages note unsolicited applications are accepted.

    Where Nra Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is national, with every listed recipient in the United States. Florida is the top state by grant count, while only 3% of grants go to recipients in the foundation’s Virginia headquarters state. The recipient list includes clusters in Virginia, Colorado, and Texas, along with smaller concentrations in states such as Tennessee, Michigan, and Minnesota. Named recipient cities in the recent grants include Fairfax, Virginia; Colorado Springs, Colorado; Knoxville, Tennessee; Irving, Texas; Denver, Colorado; and Hillsdale, Michigan. The overall pattern is U.S.-wide rather than local to Fairfax.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Nra Foundation

    What does Nra Foundation Inc fund most often?

    The foundation most often funds shooting sports, firearms safety and training, youth shooting programs, range improvements, hunting and conservation, and 2nd Amendment advocacy. Recent grants include support for the National Rifle Association of America, USA Shooting Inc, the USA High School Clay Target League, and conservation groups such as Outdoor Stewards of Conservation Foundation.

    How large are typical grants from Nra Foundation Inc?

    Typical grants are relatively small: the 25th percentile is $6,210, the median is $8,618, and the 75th percentile is $13,345. The recent grant list also includes much larger awards, especially multi-million-dollar support to the National Rifle Association of America.

    Does Nra Foundation Inc fund the same organizations more than once?

    Yes. Multiple recipients appear in more than one year, including USA Shooting Inc, Independence Institute, Hillsdale College, George Mason University Foundation, Virginia Tech Foundation Inc, and National Boy Scouts of America Foundation. That indicates a recurring funding pattern rather than purely one-time awards.

    Where does Nra Foundation Inc give most often?

    Its top state by grant count is Florida. At the same time, only 3% of grants go to recipients in Virginia, the state where the foundation is headquartered, so the giving footprint is broader than its headquarters location.

    Are there grant opportunities for organizations or individuals?

    The foundation lists both grant opportunities and scholarship programs. The grant programs and RFP pages indicate U.S.-based organizational funding, while the scholarship pages show monetary awards for qualifying individuals in the United States.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    National Rifle Association of AmericaFairfax, VA$7,219,3212025Community Outreach, Training, Safety, Education, 2nd Amendment, General Shooting Programs, Hunting / Conservation, Scholarships
    Independence InstituteDenver, CO$268,00020252nd Amendment Protection
    USA Shooting IncColorado Springs, CO$250,0002025Competitive Shooting
    The American Society for the Promotion of International Amateur Competition (TASPIAC)Dover, DE$189,1742025Competitive Shooting
    The X Count IncFort Wayne, IN$150,6012025Competitive Shooting
    University of TennesseeKnoxville, TN$128,8212025Competitive Shooting
    National Boy Scouts of America FoundationIrving, TX$120,0602025General Shooting Program
    Outdoor Stewards of Conservation FoundationMiddlebury, CT$115,7752025Hunting/Conservation
    Virginia Tech Foundation IncBlacksburg, VA$107,4152025Competitive Shooting
    National Boy Scouts of America FoundationIrving, TX$95,4502025Range Improvements
    USA High School Clay Target LeagueEagan, MN$64,0422025Competitive Shooting
    South Fort Myers High SchoolFort Myers, FL$58,9952025Competitive Shooting
    United States National Rifle Team IncPhoenix, AZ$58,0582025Competitive Shooting
    Board of Trustees of the University of IllinoisUrbana, IL$43,8082025General Shooting Program
    Indiana Youth Shooting Sports Foundation IncNoblesville, IN$42,0002025Competitive Shooting
    Lewis & Clark 4-H FoundationHelena, MT$40,8342025General Shooting Program
    Indiana State Rifle and Pistol AssociationIndianapolis, IN$40,1752025Competitive Shooting
    Greater Tampa Bay Area Council BSATampa, FL$38,6822025General Shooting Program
    Pheasants Forever IncSt Paul, MN$36,5562025Hunting/Conservation
    Stikine Sportsmen AssociationWrangell, AK$34,6652025Range Improvements
    Summerlin AcademyBartow, FL$31,3732025Competitive Shooting
    IFSA IncIdaho Falls, ID$30,7372025Range Improvements
    Missouri 4-H FoundationColumbia, MO$30,0502025Competitive Shooting
    Howard County Chapter IWLAKokomo, IN$30,0002025Range Improvements
    Sharp Shooters 4-H of Williams CountyWest Unity, OH$29,9902025General Shooting Program
    Gallia Shooting Aces 4-H ClubGallipolis, OH$29,9782025Competitive Shooting
    Inland Northwest Council BSASpokane, WA$29,3442025Range Improvements
    West Valley High SchoolFairbanks, AK$29,0732025Competitive Shooting
    New Mexico State UniversityLas Cruces, NM$28,9292025Training, Safety, Education
    Haywood County Schools Foundation IncWaynesville, NC$28,5892025Hunting/Conservation
    Arkansas Rifle and Pistol AssociationConway, AR$26,4832025General Shooting Program
    Fort Recovery Gun ClubFort Recovery, OH$25,2032025Competitive Shooting
    YMCA of Southwestern Indiana IncPrinceton, IN$25,0002025Range Improvements
    Dauphin County Sheriff's Office K-9 UnitHarrisburg, PA$25,0002025Community Outreach
    PA Scholastic Clay Target ProgramCorry, PA$25,0002025Competitive Shooting
    Washington County Shooting Stars 4-H Club (CO)Akron, CO$24,8672025General Shooting Program
    Ketchikan Junior Shotgun League IncWard Cove, AK$24,4272025Competitive Shooting
    Oklahoma State UniversityStillwater, OK$23,3772025Scholarships
    Ravalli County Youth ClaysVictor, MT$23,3282025General Shooting Program
    West Henderson High SchoolHendersonville, NC$23,2382025Training, Safety, Education
    Skyline High SchoolIdaho Falls, ID$23,0952025Competitive Shooting
    SAFE of Florida IncWinter Park, FL$22,3082025Competitive Shooting
    Friends of Ohio Youth Shooting SportsSwanton, OH$22,1242025Competitive Shooting
    Miller County 4-H (MO)Tuscumbia, MO$21,1012025General Shooting Program
    Ettrick Rod and Gun ClubEttrick, WI$20,9282025Range Improvements
    Marionville R9 School DistrictMarionville, MO$20,9092025Competitive Shooting
    Mid-Missouri Outdoor DreamOwensville, MO$20,7872025General Shooting Program
    Pennsylvania State UniversityUniversity Park, PA$20,3492025General Shooting Program
    Montgomery County Indiana 4-H Shooting SportsCrawfordsville, IN$20,2792025General Shooting Program
    Valley County Gun Club Foundation IncMcCall, ID$20,0002025Range Improvements

    National Rifle Association of America

    $7,219,321
    Fairfax, VA2025

    Community Outreach, Training, Safety, Education, 2nd Amendment, General Shooting Programs, Hunting / Conservation, Scholarships

    Independence Institute

    $268,000
    Denver, CO2025

    2nd Amendment Protection

    USA Shooting Inc

    $250,000
    Colorado Springs, CO2025

    Competitive Shooting

    The American Society for the Promotion of International Amateur Competition (TASPIAC)

    $189,174
    Dover, DE2025

    Competitive Shooting

    The X Count Inc

    $150,601
    Fort Wayne, IN2025

    Competitive Shooting

    University of Tennessee

    $128,821
    Knoxville, TN
    2025

    Competitive Shooting

    National Boy Scouts of America Foundation

    $120,060
    Irving, TX2025

    General Shooting Program

    Outdoor Stewards of Conservation Foundation

    $115,775
    Middlebury, CT2025

    Hunting/Conservation

    Virginia Tech Foundation Inc

    $107,415
    Blacksburg, VA2025

    Competitive Shooting

    National Boy Scouts of America Foundation

    $95,450
    Irving, TX2025

    Range Improvements

    USA High School Clay Target League

    $64,042
    Eagan, MN2025

    Competitive Shooting

    South Fort Myers High School

    $58,995
    Fort Myers, FL2025

    Competitive Shooting

    United States National Rifle Team Inc

    $58,058
    Phoenix, AZ2025

    Competitive Shooting

    Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois

    $43,808
    Urbana, IL2025

    General Shooting Program

    Indiana Youth Shooting Sports Foundation Inc

    $42,000
    Noblesville, IN2025

    Competitive Shooting

    Lewis & Clark 4-H Foundation

    $40,834
    Helena, MT2025

    General Shooting Program

    Indiana State Rifle and Pistol Association

    $40,175
    Indianapolis, IN2025

    Competitive Shooting

    Greater Tampa Bay Area Council BSA

    $38,682
    Tampa, FL2025

    General Shooting Program

    Pheasants Forever Inc

    $36,556
    St Paul, MN2025

    Hunting/Conservation

    Stikine Sportsmen Association

    $34,665
    Wrangell, AK2025

    Range Improvements

    Summerlin Academy

    $31,373
    Bartow, FL2025

    Competitive Shooting

    IFSA Inc

    $30,737
    Idaho Falls, ID2025

    Range Improvements

    Missouri 4-H Foundation

    $30,050
    Columbia, MO2025

    Competitive Shooting

    Howard County Chapter IWLA

    $30,000
    Kokomo, IN2025

    Range Improvements

    Sharp Shooters 4-H of Williams County

    $29,990
    West Unity, OH2025

    General Shooting Program

    Gallia Shooting Aces 4-H Club

    $29,978
    Gallipolis, OH2025

    Competitive Shooting

    Inland Northwest Council BSA

    $29,344
    Spokane, WA2025

    Range Improvements

    West Valley High School

    $29,073
    Fairbanks, AK2025

    Competitive Shooting

    New Mexico State University

    $28,929
    Las Cruces, NM2025

    Training, Safety, Education

    Haywood County Schools Foundation Inc

    $28,589
    Waynesville, NC2025

    Hunting/Conservation

    Arkansas Rifle and Pistol Association

    $26,483
    Conway, AR2025

    General Shooting Program

    Fort Recovery Gun Club

    $25,203
    Fort Recovery, OH2025

    Competitive Shooting

    YMCA of Southwestern Indiana Inc

    $25,000
    Princeton, IN2025

    Range Improvements

    Dauphin County Sheriff's Office K-9 Unit

    $25,000
    Harrisburg, PA2025

    Community Outreach

    PA Scholastic Clay Target Program

    $25,000
    Corry, PA2025

    Competitive Shooting

    Washington County Shooting Stars 4-H Club (CO)

    $24,867
    Akron, CO2025

    General Shooting Program

    Ketchikan Junior Shotgun League Inc

    $24,427
    Ward Cove, AK2025

    Competitive Shooting

    Oklahoma State University

    $23,377
    Stillwater, OK2025

    Scholarships

    Ravalli County Youth Clays

    $23,328
    Victor, MT2025

    General Shooting Program

    West Henderson High School

    $23,238
    Hendersonville, NC2025

    Training, Safety, Education

    Skyline High School

    $23,095
    Idaho Falls, ID2025

    Competitive Shooting

    SAFE of Florida Inc

    $22,308
    Winter Park, FL2025

    Competitive Shooting

    Friends of Ohio Youth Shooting Sports

    $22,124
    Swanton, OH2025

    Competitive Shooting

    Miller County 4-H (MO)

    $21,101
    Tuscumbia, MO2025

    General Shooting Program

    Ettrick Rod and Gun Club

    $20,928
    Ettrick, WI2025

    Range Improvements

    Marionville R9 School District

    $20,909
    Marionville, MO2025

    Competitive Shooting

    Mid-Missouri Outdoor Dream

    $20,787
    Owensville, MO2025

    General Shooting Program

    Pennsylvania State University

    $20,349
    University Park, PA2025

    General Shooting Program

    Montgomery County Indiana 4-H Shooting Sports

    $20,279
    Crawfordsville, IN2025

    General Shooting Program

    Valley County Gun Club Foundation Inc

    $20,000
    McCall, ID2025

    Range Improvements